There is this interesting question about how much product and marketing and vibes and lore correlate. Did we forgive Sierra On-Line the numerous flaws of their games because we liked the company? Do we love Panic because we like what they do, or because of how they do it? Did Google put doodles on its homepage to distract people from more nefarious things, or because it just felt like a fun way to celebrate things? Is there such a thing as pure selflessness? What is the nature of free will?
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Jason Bateman, David Harbour, and Linda Cardellini are caught in a potentially murderous love triangle in HBO's new limited series DTF St. Louis. When Floyd (Harbour) turns up dead, suspicion turns to his co-worker and close friend Clark (Bateman). He introduced him to hookup app DTF St. Louis, which may have played a part in Floyd's demise. Add in that Clark may have been having an affair with Floyd's wife Carol (Cardellini), and you're looking at a supremely sticky situation.
The company announced the immediate launch of Nano Banana 2 in a blog post, and the AI image model is already rolling out to Google and Gemini AI tools. The model's official name is Gemini 3.1 Flash Image.